Proverbs 5:20

7 songs meet this passage

• “Right time to roll to me”

  Roll to Me · Del Amitri

  strains against Proverbs 5:20

  The eager invitation to swoop in on someone unhappy with their current partner echoes a caution against being captivated by one not rightly yours.

• “Take your bitch, rebuild the building just to fuck some more”

  goosebumps · Travis Scott

  strains against Proverbs 5:18-20

  Proverbs frames sexual delight within committed love; here it's reduced to conquest and transaction.

• “If your bitch is so innocent, why she sucking my children”

  Fight Night · Migos

  strains against Proverbs 5:18-20

  Proverbs calls for delight in a faithful partner; this line instead boasts of degrading and devaluing women.

• “I don't love you but I need ya”

  Rico Suave · Gerardo

  strains against Proverbs 5:18-20

  Proverbs praises delight and loyalty within committed love; this line admits using someone without love, treating intimacy as transaction.

• Blue Ain't Your Color · Keith Urban

  strains against Proverbs 5:20-21

  Approaching someone else's hurt as an opening for romantic pursuit runs against wisdom's caution about where our eyes and desires lead.

• “Secret lovers is what you wanna be”

  Down Low (Nobody Has to Know) [Live To Regret It Mix - Radio Version #1 - Blame It On the Mo'] {feat. Ronald Isley} · R. Kelly

  strains against Proverbs 5:20-21

  Proverbs warns that nothing done in secret escapes God's sight, directly undercutting the song's assumption that hidden sin is consequence-free.

• “What your girl don't know won't hurt her”

  You're the One · SWV

  strains against Proverbs 5:20-21

  The lyric assumes secrecy erases harm, but Proverbs warns that nothing done in hidden unfaithfulness escapes notice or consequence.